Senior Living Suites at Parkside
3000 Lenora Church Rd, Snellville, GA 30078
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5
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August 20, 2021
I am currently staying here. It's wonderful nursing care. Anything that you need, they follow through. I have a shared room. We have individual beds, and we have two bathrooms. It is very well kept and cleaned sometimes a couple of times a day or sometimes one time a day. The floor is scrubbed and swept every day. It's usually the same thing for breakfast, but they change it sometimes. Food is never, never warm. They give you grits that are cold and your eggs are cold. Anything you get is cold. They get you up and put you in a wheelchair. I exercise my leg and they do, too. They keep track of you. If you get out of line, they will tell you don't go in certain areas. They have certain areas for people who are on vacation. There are restricted areas, and there's somebody there to tell you that all the time. Each table in their dining area is decorated with flowers. They put your food out for you. They pick up everything after you. The dining area is clean. I've been in quarantine for 14 days, so I'm limited to the place where I'm quarantined. You can't go out, you have to wear a mask, and you wear certain clothing. They are on top of safety. I have a roommate that needs special attention and she walks around all the time and as far as keeping us safe, there is somebody that watches us all the time. If you get out of your space, they will let you know and put you right back in bed. Safety-wise, they are very good at watching you. They have everything that is needed to be organized and to be safe no matter what you do.
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About Senior Living Suites at Parkside in Snellville, Georgia
Scepter Senior Living Center of Snellville provides a continuum of care offered into the next level at Scepter Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, prioritizing our residents needs every step of the way. Scepter Senior Living Center is a community of residents who enjoy nourishing meals, a variety of on-site and off-site activities, and individualized personal care services such as medication supervision and assistance with bathing, dressing and eating, as needed. Our Wing of Hope was specifically designed to provide a safe and secure environment for those suffering with Dementia. We provide quality care to enhance the quality of life of those we are entrusted to care for with dedicated staff that are trained to meet the individual’s needs.
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Services and Amenities of Senior Living Suites at Parkside in Snellville, Georgia
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
- Rent And Care Fees
- Accepts Check Payments
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Financial Aid
- Home Sale Assistance
- Accepts Insurance
- Medicaid Accepted
- Medicare Accepted
- Financial Guidance
Languages
- English spoken
On-Site Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Additional Amenity Information
- Housing: 78 Licensed Capacity:
- State Licenses: 0938-0391
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Reviews of Senior Living Suites at Parkside in Snellville, Georgia
3.4
(7 reviews)
Facility
3.0
Staff
3.6
Food
2.6
Activities
2.5
Value
2.5
Ty Ajao
1
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September 4, 2021
They never answer the phone to make a appointment
Barbara
5
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August 20, 2021
I am currently staying here. It's wonderful nursing care. Anything that you need, they follow through. I have a shared room. We have individual beds, and we have two bathrooms. It is very well kept and cleaned sometimes a couple of times a day or sometimes one time a day. The floor is scrubbed and swept every day. It's usually the same thing for breakfast, but they change it sometimes. Food is never, never warm. They give you grits that are cold and your eggs are cold. Anything you get is cold. They get you up and put you in a wheelchair. I exercise my leg and they do, too. They keep track of you. If you get out of line, they will tell you don't go in certain areas. They have certain areas for people who are on vacation. There are restricted areas, and there's somebody there to tell you that all the time. Each table in their dining area is decorated with flowers. They put your food out for you. They pick up everything after you. The dining area is clean. I've been in quarantine for 14 days, so I'm limited to the place where I'm quarantined. You can't go out, you have to wear a mask, and you wear certain clothing. They are on top of safety. I have a roommate that needs special attention and she walks around all the time and as far as keeping us safe, there is somebody that watches us all the time. If you get out of your space, they will let you know and put you right back in bed. Safety-wise, they are very good at watching you. They have everything that is needed to be organized and to be safe no matter what you do.
Rhonda
5
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June 24, 2021
My mother is currently here. If she does come out, she will be in a nursing home with a hospice in the same center. They can provide nursing care and allow hospice care. She's been there for four weeks now. It's a very clean facility. The people that are there really care about the residents and their health. They have been excellent with my mother. Although she is not happy about having to go to rehab, she is much happier there and she feels like she's getting excellent care. We're very pleased with what we have experienced so far. Currently, she's in a shared room, but she will be going to a private room. They have planned activities for them. They allow visitors on a limited basis right now because of Covid. They're still working on their visitation policy now that the mask mandate has been lifted, but they're still taking extreme precautions with the patients. They just started back their group activities, and they have activity managers who encourage the residents to participate in those activities. She said the food is very good. It's an older building, but it's clean and it's laid out well. They are trying to do renovations to the building.
DebraE.
1
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October 10, 2019
First of ALL Scepter Rehabilitation was brought out by who ever owners are of Parkside. What are the rooms like at Parkside, well lets see. The Ombudsman need to be called, because there was a bucket on top of my Father Cabinets catching rain water. The rooms are small and dirty, very smelly, they want to call it Semi-private and Private room. How in the world do you put two people into a Semi-Private rooms, which are small and you are charging them to pay anywhere $1000-3000. per person into a small semi-private room....WOW!. In a Private room some here again they are crappy. They are for a private room charging some residence $1000.00 to 2000.00. My Father, (which is not hardly there) charging him $3000.00 for a very dirty room. There are NO amenities other than Memory care using coloring books...WHAT! coloring books and the workers are teasing some of the residents there and yes I said teasing residents there. I watched it first hand myself.
Reviewer#JE07122019a
4
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July 24, 2019
Park Place's (Scepter Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center) rooms were pretty well-maintained. They could use a couple more staff on the floor because they have a lot of people in there. The food is average. My mom has been having rehab with them for two weeks now. The quality of care is a lot better here than where my mom stayed.
Caring78583250
4
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February 28, 2014
We have already found a place for Mother. She has been at Scepter Assisted Living (Parkview Living Center) for three months now. I like the cleanliness of this place. They have a friendly atmosphere. They look more like a home than a senior living facility. I like the friendliness of the staff. They are very good. I also like what activities that they have there for their residents.
rpmeul
4
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July 31, 2011
The service and the caring that is given at Parkview Living Center is top notch. They always treated my grandmother with the respect and care that she deserved. She had Alzheimer's disease and she was not the easiest person to get along with, but the caring workers at Parkview Living Center really tried their hardest. I spent many Sunday mornings with her and I would stay to eat lunch sometimes and the people were always so nice. They are also very knowledgeable in some medical fields which provided a great reassurance with leaving my grandmother in their care. The always remembered my name and always knew when I would be coming in on Sunday mornings. They were very polite and courteous when she finally passed on and I'm glad she was able to spend her final years in a nice place. I would recommend Parkview Living Center to anyone who is considering and assisted living place for themselves or for a loved one. My experience is as good as it gets.
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